Speaking at the World Economic Forum in the
northern city of Tianjin, Li said China would continue to pursue
structural reforms in its economy.
China's economy has had a bumpy ride this year. Growth slid to
an 18-month low of 7.4 percent in the first quarter ticking up
to 7.5 percent between April and June. But hopes that the
recovery could gain traction were dashed in July when data
revealed growth had stuttered again.
(Reporting by Paul Carsten and Jason Subler; Editing by Simon
Cameron-Moore)
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